
All-Natural Lemonade
The base drink is the All-Natural Lemonade, and the fruit versions blend strawberry or watermelon into it. One watermelon drink uses Sprite instead, so it is fizzy. Some flavors are seasonal, so check the app. Compare the four options in the cards below.

Lemonade flavors to try

All-Natural Lemonade

Strawberry Lemonade

Watermelon Lemonade
Sprite® Watermelon
Wendys lemonade is a cold, sweet-tart drink sold in an all-natural base version and in fruit flavors such as strawberry and watermelon. The line is sold under the Dave's Craft Lemonade name, and some flavors rotate by season. This page shows what each one is, what goes in it, how sizes compare and how to order. For the rest of the lineup, see the full Wendy's menu.
A lemonade article on the chain's lineup names two more fruit flavors alongside the base and strawberry: Pineapple Mango and Blueberry Pomegranate. The mango one is the tropical option, and the drink many people look for by name. The Blueberry Pomegranate version is described as having a purple color.
Neither flavor appears in the delivery-app data for this site, which is a good reminder that rotating flavors are not always on the menu. Wendy's regularly brings in limited-time lemonades and fruit blends, and other flavors have come and gone in past seasons.
If you want a rotating flavor, look at the Wendy's app or the menu board rather than assuming it is there.
These drinks fall into two groups: the ones you can usually count on and the ones that come and go. The base and Strawberry are the steady pair. Watermelon, Pineapple Mango and Blueberry Pomegranate behave more like seasonal picks.
Here is a quick way to tell what is available now:
Do not rely on a flavor list from a blog post, including this one. Menus change faster than articles.
The base drink contains water, lemon juice, lemon pulp, lemon juice concentrate, sugar and natural flavors. Wendy's states that its lemonades have no artificial colors, no artificial flavors and no high fructose corn syrup.
Fruit flavors add a puree or juice to that base. The strawberry drink adds strawberries, and the watermelon drink adds watermelon puree. The color in each comes from the fruit, which is why the drinks look natural instead of neon.
A few plain-language notes:
For allergies, the plain lemonade has no major allergen ingredient listed. Cross-contact in a busy kitchen is still possible, and recipes can change. If you have a serious allergy, ask Wendy's for the current allergen statement.
Lemonade is usually offered in small, medium and large. Calories and sugar rise quickly with each step, and they come from the sugar in the drink, not from fat or protein.
The figures below come from third-party nutrition trackers, and they differ by source and by year. Use them as a rough guide and check the Wendy's nutrition tool for the number that applies where you are.
| Drink | Small | Medium | Large |
|---|---|---|---|
| All-Natural Lemonade calories | 190 | 330 | 380 |
| All-Natural Lemonade sugar | 46 g | 68 g | 81 g |
| Strawberry Lemonade calories | 230 | varies by source | varies by source |
Other lemonades at Wendy's follow the same pattern: fruit versions land above the base because the puree adds sugar. The sizing is the same, but the exact calorie count for each flavor changes between sources, so a single number should not be treated as final.
Price varies by size and by store. The card prices above are delivery-app "from" prices, not in-store prices. For more nutrition across the menu, use the calorie and nutrition guide.
Light ice gives you more drink per cup, and extra ice keeps it colder for longer. Ask for it when you order Wendys lemonade at the counter, or add a note in the app if the option appears.
Mixing flavors is not a published menu feature. Some stores may do half and half if you ask, and others may decline, so treat it as a request rather than a right. If it works, strawberry plus the base is the safest combination, because it is just a lighter version of the strawberry drink.
Mobile ordering lets you see which flavors your store has before you commit. Size up only if you will finish it, since the sugar per cup climbs with each size. If you are ordering for a group by delivery, melting ice dilutes a lemonade quickly, so ask for light ice or drink it soon after it arrives. A sealed lid and a short trip keep the flavor closer to what you would get at the counter.
The delivery-app data for this site lists All-Natural, Strawberry and Watermelon lemonades, plus Sprite Watermelon. A lineup article also names Pineapple Mango and Blueberry Pomegranate. Flavors rotate, so check the Wendy's app for what your restaurant is selling right now.
Wendy's calls the base real lemonade, and a published ingredient list shows water, lemon juice, lemon pulp, lemon juice concentrate, sugar and natural flavors. That list includes concentrate, so it is not squeezed to order. Wendy's says the lemons are picked and juiced at peak season.
Wendy's states that its lemonades have no artificial colors, no artificial flavors and no high fructose corn syrup. Color comes from fruit. Recipes can change, so check the current ingredient statement if it matters to your diet or an allergy.
Third-party trackers list about 230 calories for a small strawberry lemonade. Medium and large figures differ by source, and they go up with size. Check Wendy's own nutrition tool for the number that fits your size and restaurant.
Watermelon Lemonade blends the All-Natural Lemonade with watermelon puree, so it is still, tart and fruity. Sprite Watermelon mixes Sprite with watermelon puree, so it is fizzy and lemon-lime sweet. Pick by whether you want a lemonade or a soda.
Watermelon, Pineapple Mango and Blueberry Pomegranate behave like seasonal flavors, and other fruit blends have appeared for a season. The base and Strawberry are the most consistent. Wendy's does not publish a fixed calendar, so check the app.
Dave's Craft Lemonade Wendy's puts on its lemonade line is the brand name for the drinks, from the plain base to the fruit blends. Wendy's says it uses lemons juiced at peak season and real fruit purees. A given drink may show a simpler name in the app.
Mixing is not a listed menu option. Some restaurants may blend two flavors if you ask, and others may not. If you want to try it, ask politely at the counter, and keep expectations loose, since policy varies by store.
Most listings show small, medium and large. Prices, ounces and calories change by size and by restaurant. The delivery-app price on the cards is a "from" price, so the size you want may cost more.
Yes, it is a sensible match. The tart, cold drink cuts the heat and richness of fried chicken, and watermelon or strawberry softens the spice. It is a matter of taste rather than an official pairing, so order the one you like best.